5/ Surrealism Against Fascism
Naomi Klein
26.11.2025Essay
A century ago, artists who survived the trenches captured humanity’s capacity for destruction. What can they teach us about confronting the far-right in a new age of genocide?
www.equator.org/articles/sur...

Ah I assumed your work would be there as I saw you had reposted it !

The simplest most straightforward artwork I have ever made.

The photograph becomes a quiet memorial to a unique species.

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The sawfish has been extinct in the Mediterranean since the 1960s and is highly likely to be completely gone in our lifetimes.

I placed them on four sheets of photographic paper, a a special kind that makes a positive rather than negative image when exposed to light.

They were propped up on an old wooden cabinet in a room of rocks and fossils, they were dusty and had flecks of paint, remnants of careless redecoration efforts.
I found out they were sawfish rostrums (noses).

They were propped up on an old wooden cabinet in a room of rocks and fossils, they were dusty and had flecks of paint, remnants of careless redecoration efforts.
I found out they were sawfish rostrums (noses).

A re-enchantment with image making returning to the direct trace of light on photographic paper instead of shuffling around these cold pixels in the ruthless algorithms